she said, "i saw john. i saw john." and i said, "where?" she goes, outside in a car." >> reporter: watching them? he was supposed to be in las vegas. why was he back in orange county? she didn't have to wait long to find out. >> someone's been stabbed. >> someone's been stabbed? >>> coming up -- the evil that had been gathering for almost two years explodes in broad daylight. >> he's planned this out. this was a revenge killing. >> and the shattering end that would stun even the cops. when "dateline" continues. nexgard is the #1 vet-recommended flea and tick protection, and it's easy to see why. it protects for a full 30 days, prevents the infection that causes lyme disease... ...and is safe to start protecting puppies as early as 8 weeks. but your vet doesn't just prescribe it to her patients... ...she also trusts nexgard to protect her own dog. and she knows that its beef-flavored deliciousness makes it #1 with dogs. ask your vet about nexgard, and why it's #1 with pretty much... everyone. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico beca

hi, john. >> john: good to see you. i'm john roberts. welcome to another edition of "america reports" as we kick off another news filled week. threatening to strip governor andrew cuomo at his of emergency powers, downplayed the number of nursing on residents who died from covid. >> sandra: slamming their response as shameful. >> there was obstruction of justice, and this is not about politics. this is about people's lives, and what was so shameful, they did and apologize for the number of deaths. in an apologist for the policy, but apologize for the political fallout. >> john: republican congresswoman of south carolina is standing by to talk with us. >> sandra: we look forward to that. we began our coverage with william la jeunesse. the california governor there, and bryan llenas is live in brooklyn for us. has governor andrew cuomo reacted to this latest bombshell yet? see cassandra, good afternoon. now, he has not responded. he has not held a public press conference since last wednesday, and the reality is this is all happening, there

there was a lot of politics people remember john mackey. they thought it might be inappropriate that one man. one individual was honored on the capitol grounds. so there was a bit of a debate and doctors stubbs who was the president of the university at the time said, hey, we'll take it. and so that's how the statue of john mackey arrived at the university but clarence mackey saw this kind of plucky western university and wanted to quote beautify the campus. so he donated money for the quad and our elm trees which are now over 100 years old and in 1908 donated thousand dollars to build the mackie school of mines. the keck museum which was originally known as the mackie school museum was founded in 1908. it was one of the original fixtures of the mackie mines building. these are the original red oak cases from 1908 and the museum is still displaying and storing items as it would have been in 1908. founded as a research museum. it endeavored to bring the world to the mackie student and we have collections from all over the world and many of o

love it, john. >> john: it's amazing what we can do. it's incredible. thanks for joining us on "america reports." i'm sandra smooth. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. i'm martha maccallum. this is "the story." glad you're with us. the covid testing czar gives us a lot throughout this entire pandemic. now she wants to weigh-in over the issue of herd immunity and where rein this country. we'll investigate the lost hours,

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john, are you for spicy? do you like spicy food? >> john: let's put it this way. i'm outside on a rooftop with some heaters appear, but that is an open door behind me and it is snowing in 30 degrees. so a little spicy food right now would be okay. >> sandra: i feel like the chicken nuggets have a cult following. people absolutely love the chicken nugget spread i'm sure they will try it. >> john: if somebody wants to send some to the rooftop we would all appreciate it. the media expected to saturate the airwaves recovery of former president from second impeachment trial, but is it warranted given that it is almost certain that it will end in acquittal. host of media buzz howard kurtz. how we, if the vote on the rand paul measure a week ago was any indication, 45 republican senators voted that the trial was unconstitutional, that's an indication that they will probably vote to acquit president trump. so it's going to have to be wall-to-wall coverage, but is it warranted? >> it will be theater where we all know what happens in the last half and it will get the satura

no, john brown never fell into that category now john brown. did fall into call at the trance of the person who realizes he's going to be a martyr. and this is something that i'm really intrigued when i try to get inside john's ground's head and i can read his letters from jail in west in virginia and you can read his statements and comments of people who talk to him at the time. there comes a point when john brown entered harper's ferry. he was fully convinced that he was more valuable to the freedom movement alive than dead. but between the time that he is captured and the time he is executed. he realized that he's of greater value to the movement dead than alive. and so he makes very clear. that he will not countenance nor cooperate with any effort to free him from jail and some of the people who had rode with him in kansas. we're thinking seriously of going to harpers ferry charlestown was where he was jail and springing and you know, they thought well how hard can this be? it's just a country jail. in fact, it would have been pretty hard b

hello, everyone in sandra smith, happy friday, john. >> john: happy friday to you as well, john roberts in washington, d.c., and this is "america reports." a brief glimpse of spring here. what does that groundhog know after all? 20,000 jobs added with taken down slightly to 6.3%. this comes with democrats forging ahead $1.9 trillion pandemic relief plan without republican support. >> sandra: moments ago president biden with concerns how this massive bill could be real economic growth and republicans have all of a sudden discovered fiscal restraint. >> i believe the american people right now looking to their government for help to do our job, not let them down. so i'm going to act, and i'm going to act fast. i would like to be doing it with the support of the republicans. some republicans are some real find people that want to get some stuff done but they don't want to go as far as we have to go. >> john: mark meredith has been watching this live from the northwest lawn. >> president biden said the latest jobs report proves america's economy needs a stimulus package. he's going to get co

john? >> john: thanks, sandra. let's bring in our panel, former senior advisor to john kerry and patrick, campaign strategist. this white house has been so dismissive of everything that has happened under the trump administration in terms of vaccine distribution that i wanted to play the sound from the current head of the national institute of health who was on axios hbo. >> it's just breathtaking that that got done in 11 months from when we first knew about this virus is at least five years faster than it has ever been done before. operation warp speed, for which i give a great deal of credit, was an effort that many of us were not initially convinced was going to be necessary. >> john: there you have the head of national institutes of health under the biden administration, under the trump administration, marianne says something amazing happened. does the trump administration deserve some credit for where we are now? >> everyone in the former administration involved with the effort to push the push of development

john? >> john: do they know if the killing was a result of the car accident or the car accident was a part of the killing? >> that may be something they're looking into because he had damage, he was found outside of the car, maybe he got rear ended and there was a black car scene speeding away. >> john: thank you. sandra? >> sandra: thank you. an avalanche in utah killing four skiers, bringing the number of deaths from avalanche to 15 in the last week, the deadliest seven-day period. jeff paul on this. as the pandemic pulling apart and what is happening here? >> with so many people cooped up inside, the slopes are packed. that is leading folks to hit the back country. the four skiers who died this weekend were doing just that when an avalanche buried them and for other skiers survived. authorities say all eight were experienced and had shovels and probes, but even with all that gear experts compared the slides to car crosses which are fast and violent. so far this winter 20 people have died

john. >> john: hillary vaughn porras on capitol hill, thank you so much. sandra. >> sandra: this is a fox news alert, i believe that we are now reporting on this car accident that tiger woods, the pro golfer was involved in this morning. los angeles county sheriff's department has just issued a statement that approximately at 7:12:00 a.m. this morning the police responded to a single vehicle rollover traffic collision on the border of rolling hills estates in rancho verde's moving north bound. the vehicle sustained major damage. this is the sheriff's report, the driver and sole occupant was identified as tiger woods, the pro golfer and was extricated from the wreck with the jaws of life by the l.a. county firefighters and paramedics then transported to a local hospital by ambulance for his injuries. there is an ongoing traffic investigation into this matter at this moment. prayers for tiger woods at this hour, john. >> john: just looking at some online traffic related to all of this, that road is fairly dangerous and is quite a steep angle according to som

." >> john: and i am john roberts. much of the back-and-forth is between teachers unions and san francisco. there are reports that the union and school district are getting closer to a deal. parents are clearly frustrated. >> there is no substitute for what happens in the classroom in those moments of looking over a kid's shoulder, seeing what they are working on, being able to correct them. >> john: martha maccallum away and in a moment. but the latest on san francisco schools, hi, claudia. >> hi, john. city officials have run out of patience saying the board of education and the school district have failed to lay out a conference of plan to get kids back into classrooms as soon as possible. that's a violation of state laws of the city is taking its own district to court. it's been nearly 11 months since students here in san francisco, along with millions of others across the nation started learning remotely. while many other districts and even san francisco's private schools have resumed in person classes, public sch

john? >> john: certainly a lot of people in need there, the lights are coming back on boat a long way to go. >> sandra: while texas is dealing with a power crisis we can now confirm that senator ted cruz flew to cancun with his family during all of this. these photos on social media appear to show that republican senator at an airport but they have not yet been able to independently be verified by fox news. but a republican source does tell us of the photos speak for themselves. representatives for senator cruz have not yet responded to our request for comments. millions are dealing with power outages across the states and the ap is now reporting that cruz and his family are making their way back less than 24 hours after they were sent to depart. >> john: the story goes that he was set to come back on saturday but has not thought twice about that and is coming back down. but after he was critical of another politician for going to couple some's on lucas' not too long ago it seemed odd that

to say john brown was by passion. john brown was out calculating as could be but john brownbelieved , i had to figure out an additive or a noun to describe john brown and i came up with zealot and i'm not sure that's the best one, that was the one i've got and he believes so firmly in his view of slavery that it overrode everything else. it allowed john brown to take the law into his own hands, to set aside the constitution does judge and executioner of people who differed with him. now, one could call that passion but it's also a kind of taking reason to this, i'm going to say to an extremist position. if you agree with john brown and i don't know if you'd like to be called an extremist but it certainly was an extreme version whereas lincoln as i mentioned earlier thought that was counterproductive. lincoln believed in a democracy you operate by persuasion. you don't get the course people, you have to persuade them but the irony of brown and lincoln brown attempts to start a war to free the slaves. he fails in both a

back with us, john king and gloria borger. john, the title of the sessions gets to the world the former president is living in. you saw it's almost a parallel universe, what do you mean? it is a parallel universe, look what happened today. america marked this horrific, horrific milestone. 500 thousand of our friends and neighbors and relatives dead from covid. most of that is on president trump who walked away from science and common sense, ignored a pandemic on his watch. what happened on january 6th? an insurrection that came after a rally led by the former president. he is stained by history. he's stained by his actions. he's stained by his record but he has what used to be an organization born of william f buckley about conservative ideas and rebels and challenging the establishment. that's what it is, john, pure and simple. i covered cpac for years. that organization doesn't exist anymore. in the is the trump parallel universe. let's promote the big lie, attack on the truth, attack on the fact, attack on decency and democ

john brown's movement freed no slaves. he was far more successful than harriet tubman in freeing slaves. slaves realized this was probably a suicide mission. lincoln thinks first of all people like john brown and actions like that are bad for the slaves in the short run but also in the long run because they would cause southerners to circle the wagons and to resist any idea or any arguments that it might be in their own self-interest to end slavery. >> learn more about abraham lincoln and john brown today at 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. pizza pick -- 3:00 p.m. pacific. >> located about 100 miles from washington dc on the eastern shore of the chesapeake bay, the harriet tubman underground railroad visitors center opened in the spring of 2017. a half hour tour of the grounds and exhibits to learn about the life of escape slave abolitionist civil war spy and suffragist harriet tubman. welcome to harriet tubman underground railroad state park. my name is ranger crenshaw and here we highlight harriet tubman's early years. she w

i worked with john chambers who was a mac. mathias was the chair of the joint committee by the way, john chambers. that's whitaker chambers son. so it was quite a historic moment to be working with him. and so we had a lot of going back and forth in terms of trying to achieve what we wanted to but you're right we had to work with a number of players. i remember that we wanted to have a jet fly over and the secret service strongly objected to it and needless to say and chris. i don't know if this ever came up with you, but needless to say they had you know in the end they always get their way and we didn't have any flyover like that. about chris the coordination efforts that you had to undertake and deal with. yeah, you know inaugurations is john just said i mean there's the standard procedure which is what happens around the capital that's planned by the the joint committee and that's pretty much you know set from the ceremony to the seating to the to the congressional lunch. there's so much other things that actually can be a

that's john oliver. it's like staring in a mirror right now for you. >> i absolute-- it's a massive compliment. i do not have the sexual confidence of a miss piggy. >> stephen: do you have the sexual confidence to play the viola? because i have heard for years now, for years now i have been waiting for you to break out the viola, which i know you know how to play. you spent years playing the viola. this is true, correct? >> i did, i played-- i played the viola all the way through high school. >> stephen: is this the year that "last week tonight" you break out the viola and serenade all of us? what's the best song you could play-- for those of you who don't know, viola is like a violin, but useless. >> hey, hey, hey! >> stephen: absolutely-- you can shingle a roof with one but that's about it. >> completely wrong. the tone of an orchestra would be shifted unless you had a few people thrown in there playing a viola, which is like a violin but a string lower. if you can't play the violin with any flair, the

as for being purely selfish, john, john, come on, use your intelligence. you know the communist line is based on the big lie. they pull off some fiendish, indefensible act against a nation or individual. then they shout down world criticism by pointing at us and calling us capitalist -- capitalistic aggressors. for example, they suddenly attacked hungary. america protests, whereupon they accuse us of imperialist provocation. four -- for another example, there is an earthquake or other catastrophe, perhaps in a communist country. because americans believe the cry of a child is as pitiful and despicable in a communist land as anywhere else, we rush great stores of medicine, food and warm blankets to the stricken area. what do the commies do? they remove all usa identification, and replace it with communist labels, before distributing them. then, set up the howell that america is selfish. the plain fact is america is the most generous place on earth to our churches, american red cross, the government, we have provided foreign aid to foreign -- more than 100 c

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i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. hi, martha. >> martha: jokes and a couple bourbons to go. thanks. good to see you this afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. today "the story" is cpac. the conservative political action conference where the out of power gop is rolling out their prized opportunitieses for the potential future leaders and 2024 candidates to get their moment in the spotlight. names like rick scott and josh hawley are on the next roster today. all of whom will be a bit of a warmup acted for the reemergence of donald trump who will speak sunday and get a lot of attention and a huge warm welcome.

great to be with you, john. >> john: great to be with you, sandra. "the story" can martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: hi, guys. thanks, john and sandra. i'm martha maccallum. we have a busy show for you today. here's what's happening on "the story" for this wednesday. you have brand new troubles for governor cuomo. we now learn there is a brand new push for a subpoena for the governor to testify before congress on what happened in these nursing homes. a huge rally this afternoon against that scandal bringing it to life. people with signs all over the place about their loved ones. that whole thing is getting overshadowed today because you have a former aide bringing new

john: always great to be with you especially on a sunday i am john roberts in washington, d.c. the 45th president to deliver a speech in orlando florida where the weather is nicer than it is here, 87 degrees and sunny as opposed to the cold rain and we should have insisted that we go down there. the president expected to declare the movement he started in 2015 is far from over we are hearing it's going to be a long speech that could last more than 90 minutes. sandra: we are surprised by that, the former president to tell crowds he's been gathering there for days the path he sees forward for his party and for the millions of americans who voted for him. also expected to take direct aim at president joe biden calling out immigration policies and his stance toward china so far and the reopening of american schools. john: mark meredith start sick coverage live from orlando. we have some absurd somewhat the president is expected to say in his speech which may be less than 40 minutes from now, what are we expected to hear? >> he's going to touch on 70 different subjects in the cpac c

. >> john: we will see. fox news alert the national guard reported a deadly crash for the second time in two weeks today. three idaho pilots died last night after their black hawk helicopter like the one you see on your screen went down. the crash happened during a training flight near boise. a spokesperson said snowy weather conditions held up in initial searches, but the crews found the wreckage early this morning. the cause of the crash under investigation. three pilots were also killed january 20th when the black hawk crashed outside of rochester, new york. >> sandra: fox news alert nel, president biden pick for education secretary and his set of confirmation hearings today. so was the white house back with promises to get kids back in school in the first 100 days of biden's term? we are waiting a g.o.p. meeting to decide the state of liz cheney and marjorie taylor greene and what is the future of the republican party? senator marsha blackburn will join us next. >> i think there needs to be a vote. when

march the 8th, john? ithink— secondary, if not beyond. march the 8th, john? | think it's _ secondary, if not beyond. march the 8th, john? i think it's doable. - secondary, if not beyond. march the 8th, john? | think it's doable. it- 8th, john? ithink it's doable. it will probably — 8th, john? ithink it's doable. it will probably be _ 8th, john? ithink it's doable. it will probably be phased - 8th, john? ithink it's doable. it will probably be phased in - 8th, john? | think it's doable. |t| will probably be phased in terms 8th, john? | think it's doable. it. will probably be phased in terms of particular— will probably be phased in terms of particular year groups, those that are deemed to need it most, but i mean, _ are deemed to need it most, but i mean. the — are deemed to need it most, but i mean, the research on the last year of children— mean, the research on the last year of children and also the extent to which _ of children and also the extent to which this— of children and also the extent to which this is exacerbated the economic and social

to fight climate change, john kerry said, we need to do exactly the opposite of what john kerry himself is doing at the moment. >> people are dying around the world because of climate change. i see it in my country. floods in the mid-part of the country that wiped out farms. fires even now in california. mudslides that swallowed up homes and people. i get angry when i look at what public responsibility is supposed to be and i don't see people doing that. >> tucker: there are mudslides and floods and fires so therefore i must have more power. if you don't give it to me, i will be angry. to prove that point, john kerry will personally cause as many mudslides and floods and fires as it takes to wake you up to this problem. that is the cross he is willing to bear. any questions? at the time no one had questions, actually. they never do. nobody asked questions or thought it was weird in any way. in 2013, a journalist in iceland not yet brainwashed asked a question. he asked why did john kerry fly all the way to iceland on a private plane? isn't that hypocritical? to our knowledge, no one cov

said ladies trilogy advisers in washington john is a geo political strategist he is a consultant to the department of state john welcome back to the big picture great to be with your own thanks for having me. the ultimate insider succeeds the ultimate outsider donald trump whose 1st secretary of state the seemed out of his depth and whose eventual secretary of state came off gruff joe biden and his more diplomatic secretary of state already know many world leaders does this give the president an immediate advantage. to a certain degree hollande i think it really depends on a case by case basis which leaders of which countries we're talking about a for instance general secretary she is probably still wondering what kind of a relationship you'll have with president biden and abided ministration as you correctly note there will be a smoother more nuanced diplomatic tone to u.s. foreign policy joe biden is clear about that from the presidential campaign but it seems at least the 1st several weeks of this administration now largely sticking to the trump strategy or deal with china a very

mine was owned by john mackey who is the of this building? john mackie was born in the early 1830s in dublin, ireland and he and his family came over to new york where he grew up in the five points neighborhood of new york city. and when he was old enough he left new york and took a ship to panama hiked to cross panama got on another ship and landed in the goldfields of california. he was part of the 1849 gold rush and would have arrived around 1850-51. he worked in the goldfields, but didn't find his fortune and in 1860 he walked from the goldfields of california to virginia city and according to the story entered virginia city penniles and because of his experience in the minds of california, he very quickly worked his way up through the minds of virginia city and became a superintendent of mine in the late 1860s and was able to buy in and purchase some mind by the early 1870s, and he was owner of the conversignia. when most people thought i was defunct and he and his business partners kept it open for a few more weeks and it struck the big

." >> john weaver, a cofounder of the lincoln project. >> laura: john weaver, the media's go-to guy for calling out conservatives over their political and moral deviance. well, you may recall "the angle" was the first television show to break this story. >> several young men reach out to me to warn me that he approached them after saying that he could offer them career advice, jobs, internships or just leverage in politics that they want to work in it. suddenly, they switched the content with sexual matter asking what their sexual preferences were what their body types were. how their body was and kind of a disgusting manner. >> laura: that was almost three weeks ago, but it was only this past weekend that "the new york times" finally saw fit to cover this believer saga. the true conservative is now accused of making sexual overtures to 21 young men including a 14-year-old. asking questions about his body while he was still in high school. and then more pointed ones after he turned 18. now, until "the times" reported they didn't have the integrity to cover the shocking allegation on air

i'm going to make my john goliath. >> john: bring some tomorrow. i'm john roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. >> martha: good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum live in new york. on "the story" right now, former secretary state mike pompeo joins us. should the united states -- think about this -- boycott the beijing olympics because of the human rights violations? that would be a very bold meaningful statement. so we're going to ask the former secretary of state what he thinks the country should do do now. tail spin. the nursing home scandal threatening to take down

john? john john a big week on another front as well. new york governor andrew cuomo says he is formally asking for an independent investigation the after a second accuser came forward with sexual harassment allegations against him. former aide telling "the new york times" that governor cuomo asked her inappropriate questions about her personal life. alex hogan is live in new york city with all the latest developments, and there's been some big moves in this today, alex. >> reporter: hi, john, that's right. a lot of moving parts, and we're hearing more and more people on both sides of the aisle calling for an incompetent investigation -- independent investigation and some bilateral calls for people to move forward, even asking the governor to resign. now, the 25-year-old named charlotte bennett, she told "the new york times" of some of her experiences working for the governor. she eventually left the job in the fall. bennett claims that cuomo would ask her questions about her personal relationships and if she'd ever been with older men.

i know that john has memorized it by heart. what's it say, john? pull your thing down. >> can you ask somebody else? >> oh, come on. you're from south carolina, right? >> i don't know it word by word. >> all right, i'll give it to you word by word. a well-regulated militia being necessary for the safety and security of a state the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. again, you can look in your text books. the back of the book has a constitution, take a look at that amendment. a well-regulated militia being necessary to the security and well-being of a state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. what does that mean? the nra, national rifle association, which is where on the political spectrum? to the right, says it's simple. you just take the second half of the amendment, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. what does keep arms mean? i have a right to have -- own a weapon. what does bear arms mean? i have a right to carry it. conservatives say every ameri

to fight climate change, john kerry said, we need to do exactly the opposite of what john kerry himself is doing at the moment. >> people are dying around thworld because of climate change. i see it in my country. floods in the mid-part of the country that wiped out farms. fires even now in california. mudslides that swallowed up homes and people. i get angry when i look at what public responsibility is supposed to be and i don't see people doing that. >> tucker: there are mudslides and floods and fires so therefore i must have more power. if you don't give it to me, i will be angry. to prove that point, john kerry will certainly cause as many mudslide and floods and fires as it takes to wake you up to this problem. that is the cross he is willing to bear. any questions? at the time no one had questions, actually. they never do. nobody thought it was weird in any way. in 2013, journalist in iceland not yet brainwashed asked a question. he asked why did john kerry fly all the way to iceland on a private plane? isn't that hypocritical? no one covered his response. it was buried but we hav

his name was john. john creech. not pleasant. >> when they came out, they were both crying. >> reporter: they told their mom creech threatened to kill gavin if he didn't stay away from chandy. so 17 months later he vanishes after calling chandy? lisa had a very bad feeling. >> everything changed right then for me. >> reporter: detectives were suspicious, too. remember, chandy told them she didn't see gavin that night. but there was evidence to the contrary. cell phone records showed gavin's phone and chandy's were in the same place that night. a little triangulation narrowed down just where. >> we came upon this street here and we thought -- >> reporter: this is a likely spot. >> yeah. >> reporter: a likely spot for a tryst, that is. a parking lot that would be empty at night. >> yes. >> reporter: so this is a pretty lonely spot. >> it is. >> reporter: so it seemed on the night he disappeared gavin smith met chandrika creech for sex. or comfort. or just to talk. something. quite a lot to learn from those phone recor

. >> john: and i am john roberts in washington, d.c. flag show the body being unloaded from an ambulance earlier today. the fbi confirming that to the agents were shot while serving a warrant involving violent crimes against children. two other wounded agents went to a nearby hospital and are in stable condition. the suspect died during the standoff. phil keating live at the scene in sunrise, florida. right outside of fort lauderdale. what is the latest? >> it is brutal, brazen, and dramatic way for two fbi officers to die, three others wounded. two in stable condition in a hospital and all happened around 6:00 a.m. this morning straight down the street from where i am. which remains closed off seven hours after the 6:00 a.m. shooting. what happen was the fbi was serving a federal search warrant for a man who was accused of crimes against children. we are not clear yet whether that is just possession of child pornography, filming child pornography, or other acts on minor children. they went to the guys apartment door and instead of the

his name is john steel. once a master molder, he is still working in this foundry after years of exposure to silica. once strong and healthy, john steel is now weak and emaciated. he is short of breath. he cannot do even this work properly. the foreman tells him that he is sick, incompetent, can no longer do a day's work and that he must let him go. he hands john his last time slip. as a result of his disability, john, like thousands of others, is being fired. he is broken in health and in spirit all to a job he must seek work elsewhere. john steel was more fortunate than many other a victim. he was able to find work in a tombstone shed, work that was not too heavy and where he could earn a little money to help support his family. but he is still exposed to the enemy. across john steel's mind how soon will it become a stark reality. how soon will he join the thousands of others who have succumbed to silica dust? these thousands shall not have died in vain if we use the knowledge we have gained to save others

steve, take it away. >> john, thanks, and it happens that john williams is a former colleague of janet yellen and we will see. john, thank you for joining us, and how much you agree or disagree with the new secretary treasury. and let's come back to the stimulus, and they are all related, john, but the issue of the 10-year yield which is up near 135 and quite a run and down below 1% when we again the year. do you worry that the yields are up or near a place where it is restrictive to economic acti activity >> hi, steve. and good to join the program, and today is my oldest son ken's birthday and hello, ken, if he is watching the program. and for the 10-year yield, it is an important indicator, and what i have seen over the past several months is the reflection of a number of factors the around the economy, and one, it is clearly extra additional fiscal support that we saw late last year, and obviously a lot of the discussion around that, and extra expectations of the fiscal support, and vaccinations here in u.s. and around the world, and the treasury market responding to the good news o

but mostly for you, john berman. it's pretty incredible. 43 years old in another super bowl. >> i'm willing to share. i'm absolutely willing to share. >> are you? doesn't seem like you're willing to share. >> i'm willing to share. >> sanjay, how worried are you that there will be a spike after the super bowl because everybody will want to get together and celebrate? >> yeah, i think it's probably those parties, you know, that people have as opposed to the super bowl itself. you are going to have 25,000 fans. incidentally, 7500 of those 25,000 are going to be health care workers who have been vaccinated and are going to be there. they're still going to be wearing masks. they'll be passing out these kn95 masks to everyone that's attending the super bowl which is really interesting. they have made the decision that these are the best masks for people to wear. sometimes it can be tough to figure out what are the best masks. the fda has all kinds of information on their website about this, and they can tell you how to spo

john? >> lauren fox, thank you very much. >>> joining us, john avlon and laura jarrett, anchor of cnn's early start who spent years covering the justice department. laura, three to four hours for defense for a charge of inciting insurrection. why so short? >> because it appears they have some of the jurors on their side. as lauren laid out there, you have three senators not even making an effort to seem impartial, even though they took an oath to protect the constitution, an oath to be impartial. they're strategizing how to get the client off. it's shameful. it shouldn't be surprising. these are the same people who cultivated the big lie with the former president, but it's still remarkable. >> so given that, john, why are we going to go through the charade of a defense? why don't they just wrap right now? why don't they say you know how we all feel. the republicans who have not even attempted to be impartial jurors, why are we putting this on? >> i think a three hour defense is equivalent t

so many years later, the famous reference, we it's like you know he says i knew john kennedy knew john kennedy. but it's one thing she says is that he came across as too confident. that he needed to include the audience more in his answers. and i think you might agree with me if it's a trendsetter. but it's a classic letter. but to eleanor's credit, she did campaign for him quite vigorously. and she did what she felt needed to be done for the democrats to win. i get at that point, she felt it was vitally important, and she had repeated run-ins with eisenhower, and disagreed with his policies and felt it was important for a democrat to get in, and she hoped to resurrect some of the new deal policies that she had supported so strongly when her husband was president. but then once kennedy gets elected, you know he -- . >> yes it is fascinating, not just for that campaign, but for presidential campaigns at large, it's interesting challenge, particularly when kennedy is trying to frame himself a standing up for a new generation right. we and we have new ideas and new energy, and you're tryi

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his name is john. once a master motor, he is still working in this foundry after years of exposure to silica. once strong and healthy, john is now weak and emaciated, short of breath. he cannot do even this work properly. ♪ the foreman tells him he is sick, incompetent, can no longer do a days work and that he must let him go. ♪ [somber music] he has john his last time slip. as a result of his disability, john, let thousands of others, is being fired. -- like thousands of others, is being fired. he is paid off, broke in health and in spirit. out of a job, he must seek work elsewhere. he is more fortunate than many other silicosis victims. was able to find work in a tombstone shed, work which was not too heavy and where he could earn a little money to help support his family. but he is still exposed to the enemy. across john's mind flashes his fate. how soon will it become a stark reality? how soon will he join the thousands of others have succumbed to silica dust? [rumble of machinery] these thousa

i want to start with you, john. we had an incredible conversation leading up to this and i asked why did you raise your fist as you stood on that podium as a medal winner and you said i want you to know about the fist and what it represents. can you tell us about that? >> absolutely. i would like to start off by saying our cause at the olympic games in 1968 was relative to humanity. we were concerned about humanity. we were concerned about the plan of those who were less fortunate, blacks in particular. so as we stated when we went to the games, we didn't control the media, the newspapers, magazines, tv. all we can control was the entity we was involved in at the moment. in that moment we come together and say here we are as five individuals in society. if one individual said if i can move this from one side of the road to the other and make a great advancement to humanity. he can't do it. another one says john, you got to put your hand into it. he can't do it. at the end of the day the five individuals realized whe

but john brown believed, i had to figure out an adjective or a noun to describe john brown. i came up with the zealots. i'm not sure that's the best when it's the one i've got. he believed so firmly in his view of slavery that it overrode everything else. it allowed john brown to take the law and his own hands, to set aside the constitution, to act as judge and executioner of people who differed with him. now, one could call that passion. it's also kind of a taking reason to this i would say to extremist position. now, if you agree with john brown, i don't if you like to be called an extremist but is an extreme version. blinken as i mentioned earlier thought that was counterproductive. blinken believed in a democracy you operate by persuasion. you don't get to coerce people you have to persuade them. the irony is brown attempts to start a war to free the slaves. he fails in both aspects. his work doesn't start, the raid on harper's berries fizzles and he doesn't free any slaves. abraham lincoln the pragmatist does his best to avoid the war and does not want to take on the is